The elimination of digitoxin with a half-life of 6–8 days in plasma and urine is very slow
2011
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- The elimination of digitoxin with a half-life of 6–8 days in plasma and urine is very slow
- The metabolism of digitoxin in man is assumed to occur with a cleavage of digitoxose side chains, with a β-hydroxylation of digitoxin to digoxin, and with a formation of polar Compounds
- There-fore, in this paper new data on digitoxin kinetics are presented during maintenance therapy
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